Cody Dulaney

Investigative Reporter at inewsource

san diego, california, united states

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My investigative work has ranged from shining a light on a referee shortage in S.C. youth sports due to heckling parents, to spawning an FBI investigation into corruption among local law enforcement in Florida. Follow me on Twitter, @dulaneycd, for a rundown on the news I bring to the table.

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San Diego continues to fall short on housing demand

Why this matters How to fix San Diego’s housing shortage is a problem that has dogged city leaders for years. San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria celebrated the results of the latest housing report, which shows the city greenlit construction on nearly 8,800 new h... See more

inewsource.org•Cody Dulaney•Jan 4, 2026

CA apartment balcony inspections are due. Here's what to know

Why this matters California law explicitly requires property owners and managers to provide and maintain safe, habitable housing. The clock is ticking for multi-family property owners to inspect balconies and other elevated structures to avoid fines and p... See more

inewsource.org•Cody Dulaney•Dec 15, 2025

El Cajon lawsuit aims to settle license plate reader debate

Why this matters How police handle location data has become a point of contention for activists fighting for a number of causes, including immigration enforcement, women seeking abortion or parents obtaining gender-affirming care for their children. The s... See more

inewsource.org•Cody Dulaney•Dec 10, 2025

San Diego County considers outlawing 'junk fees' for renters

Why this matters San Diego officials are grappling with an ongoing affordability and housing crisis. San Diego County officials will consider cracking down on what they say are hidden and excessive fees tacked onto renters every month, including fees for ... See more

inewsource.org•Cody Dulaney•Nov 5, 2025

San Diego considers outlawing 'junk fees' for renters

Why this matters San Diego officials are grappling with an ongoing affordability and housing crisis. San Diego officials will consider cracking down on what they say are hidden and excessive fees tacked onto renters every month, including fees for pest co... See more

inewsource.org•Cody Dulaney•Oct 30, 2025

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Bachelor Of Arts, Journalism, Media Studies at University Of South FloridaGraduated: 2013

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San Diego continues to fall short on housing demand

CA apartment balcony inspections are due. Here's what to know

El Cajon lawsuit aims to settle license plate reader debate

San Diego County considers outlawing 'junk fees' for renters

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San Diego continues to fall short on housing demand

CA apartment balcony inspections are due. Here's what to know

El Cajon lawsuit aims to settle license plate reader debate

San Diego County considers outlawing 'junk fees' for renters

San Diego considers outlawing 'junk fees' for renters

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